The Lewis Tolkien Society Cordially Invites You To

THE 45TH LEWIS TOLKIEN DINNER – Saturday, November 21, at The Cambridge School

‘The Question That Affects Everything’
Presenting
Dr. Carl R. Trueman

Professor of Biblical & Theological Studies at Grove City College, Fellow at the Ethics & Public Policy Center, Contributing Editor at First Things

Author of The Desecration of Man and The Rise & Triumph of the Modern Self

Registration deadline is November 18, 2026
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THE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL OF DALLAS
THE COMMONS HALL—3202 Royal Lane, Dallas—Dinner Check-in at 6:30 pm
Business Formal, Black tie optional.

Individual tickets at $100 each. Table Sponsor at $800 each (8 seats and pre-dinner cocktail admission for two). Pre-dinner cocktail hour, 5:30–6:30. Pre-dinner cocktail hour for individual attendees at $30 each. Please list names of all guests on registration page.
Special meal requests: If anyone in your party has a food allergy or needs a vegetarian meal, please include the information with the guest names and their meal needs by November 18. You may also use the contact form.
(Questions: use the contact form)

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